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Stripping HTML Tags using Regular Expressions
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Stripping HTML Tags using Regular Expressions
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This article examines how to strip HTML tags using regular expressions. Regular expressions are nifty little buggers that can be used to perform advanced string pattern matching and replacing. To learn more about regular expressions be sure to check out the Regular Expressions Article Index. Also, your regular expressions questions can be answered at the Regular Expressions Forum at ASPMessageboard.com.
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Oct 10, 2006
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